Sentence examples for the orderly process of from inspiring English sources
This is the orderly process of the Constitution at work, not military troops running about the streets, not a different regime seizing power.
He said that 20 people or so would be rehired to keep things going at the Web site, www.thestandard.com, "over a period of time to be determined through the orderly process of sale, through a probable Chapter 11".
Taking language in its ordinary meaning, there is no 'search' or 'seizure' when a defendant is required to produce a document in the orderly process of a court's procedure.
Moreover, House Republicans had pledged to stop the practice of stopgap spending bills and go back to the orderly process of passing 12 detailed spending bills before the end of the fiscal year.
The diatonic (nonchromatic) basis of 18th-century functional harmony was in the main respected, as was the orderly process of modulation as a means for giving structure to large musical forms.
A recent report by the Kauffman Foundation, which promotes entrepreneurship, concluded: "Every fail introduces a cumulative and potentially compounding liquidity risk into the orderly process of settling the $7.5 trillion of security transactions completed each day".
Like every extremist group, the Black Panthers pose a severe challenge to the orderly processes of justice.
However, delay alone, unfortunate though it is, is not sufficient cause to bypass the orderly processes of judicial review.
If the proceeding was an unfair one, as lacking adequate notice, full hearing, or development of all relevant facts, appellant had a remedy provided by the statute, which in the orderly processes of the administration of the law he was bound to pursue.
A comprehensive discussion would benefit from the orderly processes of Chapter 9 of the U.S. bankruptcy code, which Congress should extend to Puerto Rico's public enterprises.
These early disclosures have received praise from patient advocates and stinging criticism from some scientists who fear that the careful, orderly process of reviewing studies is being undermined.
